Menton Carnival: singular adjective agreement
I can describe Menton Carnival using singular adjective agreement.
Menton Carnival: singular adjective agreement
I can describe Menton Carnival using singular adjective agreement.
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Key learning points
- Adjectives often add -e in the feminine form to describe a girl, woman or feminine noun. This is adjective agreement.
- Some adjectives are irregular in the feminine form, e.g. 'beau' (m), 'belle' (f).
- Revisiting vocabulary regularly is important to strengthen one's memory.
Keywords
Adjective agreement - a change in adjective ending, for example, adding an -e to describe a woman, girl or feminine noun
Irregular feminine adjective - an adjective in the feminine form that does not follow the regular pattern: 'beau' (m), 'belle' (f)
Common misconception
Add an 'e' to all adjectives in French, in the feminine form.
Some adjectives in the feminine form are irregular. They do not follow the normal pattern of adding an 'e' to the masculine form. E.g. beau (m) and belle (f).
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
to have, having
to repeat, repeating
to sing, singing
to use, using
to listen, listening
to be, being
I have
you have
he, she has
I am
you are
he, she is
Exit quiz
6 Questions
table
sentence
animal
festival
fruit
photo
I sing, am singing
you sing, are singing
he sings, is singing
she sings, is singing
to sing, singing